The Terrace from Edinburgh Menu

The restaurant is also easily accessible by public transportation. The closest stop is Edinburgh Trams-Princes Street, which is 575 meters away, otherwise, there are parking lots 104 meters away at Argyle House.

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Most of the guests of the The Terrace were very satisfied with the service, the average rating is 3.7.

jore-1

07.05.2019 - 07:29

To sum it up: Decent food, terrible service, not worth it. Our appetizers (spelt risotto and curry scallops) were good, but nothing to write home about.

rebeka-balog

01.11.2017 - 09:22

Absolutely loved our experience! My husband and I celebrated an early 22-year wedding anniversary in this wonderful establishment.

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The current menu may be expanded on site to include seasonal specialties and weekly recommendations. In addition to a variety of menus, the card also offers a diversity of beverages and typical house dishes. Additionally, the menu also takes into account dishes and ingredients that have been positively highlighted by guests, even if these have not yet been recorded.

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Risotto Scallops Drinks Curry

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